Invia questo articolo per email Linguaggi di nazione. Le «esperienze di nazione» e i processi di nazionalizzazione: proposte per un dibattito
Languages of nation. The «experiences of the nation » and the nationalization processes: some proposals for debate
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Questo articolo presenta alcune riflessioni circa la possibilità di elaborare un orizzonte teorico e concettuale per la storia sociale dei processi di nazionalizzazione. Per questo si propone di affrontare il concetto di esperienza di nazione a partire dai dibattiti che in storia sociale e culturale hanno messo in crisi la definizione di esperienza. Attraverso la doppia prospettiva della narrazione dell’identità costruita e della storia della vita quotidiana, propone l’idea delle esperienze di nazione come continuum utilizzando come riferimento l’ambito dello spazio sociale.
This article presents some reflections on the possibility of developing a conceptual and historical theoretical framework for a social history of the nationalization process. To do this, it is proposed to discuss the concept of « experiences of the nation », based on the debates that in social and cultural history have questioned the very concept of experience. Through a dual perspective, narratively constructed identity and history of everyday life, it proposes the idea of nation experiences as a continuum, taking the idea of social spaces as an axis.
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